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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Aaron Wang

Aaron Wang, Reporter

Aaron is a Medill sophomore from Shanghai, China, studying journalism with a double major in anthropology. He has previously been a campus and A&E reporter for The Daily. Aaron also mentors inspiring high-school journalists in Chicago every weekend through Medill Media Teens. You can reach Aaron via email or Twitter.

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Robert Murphy, director at Feinberg’s Institute for Global Health, and Karla Satchell, professor of Microbiology-Immunology at Northwestern. The teach-in on the new coronavirus outbreak discusses the ongoing development of COVID-19, along with the racist undertone associated with the disease’s public discourse.

Chinatown Health Initiative discusses racist discourse on coronavirus

February 27, 2020
The poster for “The Screen Time: Video Art Show.” The event will take place on Feb. 25 in Kresge.

Northwestern Art Review features video art by student artists

February 19, 2020
Stills from “Evie.” The short film tells the story of a girl forced to marry the man who sexually assaulted her.

Northwestern alumnus sheds light on child marriage through short film “Evie”

February 12, 2020
Carl Cotton. The Field Museum is highlighting the life of Cotton, their first black taxidermist, with the exhibition “A Natural Talent: The Taxidermy of Carl Cotton.”

Field Museum showcases work by its first African American taxidermist

February 6, 2020
A still from “A Family Matter.” The short, along with “LYNDALE,” will film at the Block this Thursday.

The Block brings transgender stories to campus

January 23, 2020
“Ragtime,” the 76th annual Dolphin Show. Students are calling for more inclusive casting in student processes.

Students call for color-conscious casting at Northwestern

January 15, 2020
Chicago-based rapper Lulu Be. Two years after the debut of her first EP, “Lululand,” the artist will release her second EP “BOMBSHELTER” on Nov. 29.

Q&A: Chicago-based rapper Lulu Be talks live performance, new EP

November 20, 2019
A screenshot from the film “Cloud 9” by Communication senior Erika Rodriguez. The movie will be screened this Saturday at Ice House Gallery’s “A Night of Student Filmmaking,” along with other student productions.

Ice House Gallery highlights Northwestern student film productions

November 7, 2019
A still from “Agrippina.” The film is one of several Latin movies that will be screened during “Ism, Ism, Ism” a Latin experimental film series currently showing at the Block Museum.

Block Museum presents film series “Ism, Ism, Ism”

October 16, 2019
Esther Gabara speaks at the panel. Gabara, the curator of the ongoing “Pop América” exhibition, discussed the political subject matter of pop art created by Latinx artists.

Esther Gabara discusses the politics of Latin American pop art at block event

October 2, 2019
Gabriella Boros’ woodblock printings “The Old Oak,” “Walk,” and “Ruach” (From left to right). Boros explores the entangled connection between plants and humans in the exhibit “Narrative Botanics” which is now on view at Dittmar through Oct. 13.

Dittmar exhibit features the relationship between plants and human

September 25, 2019
“Blessings in Disguise” cast rehearses to prepare for their upcoming show.

Project NU 2019 highlights Asian and Asian American students’ experience with mental illness, self-identity

May 8, 2019
Susan Te Kahurangi King’s early artwork depicts surreal landscapes and abstract cartoon imageries. Her work will be on display at Intuit Thursday through Aug. 4.

Intuit showcases non-verbal artist’s life’s work

March 6, 2019
A view of the Martian surface as captured by NASA’s Curiosity rover on July 24, 2013. A team of researchers at Northwestern are working to build a predictive model of group behavior to help NASA assemble a team for a three-year mission to Mars

NU aids NASA Mars mission using communication science

February 25, 2019
A view of the moon near the end of the lunar eclipse. Attendees of the watch party at the Dearborn Observatory were unable to view the eclipse through the telescope because the dome froze from the weekend’s heavy snow

Frozen dome at Dearborn Observatory doesn’t deter eclipse watch party

January 21, 2019
A soccer jersey, razors and Clorox wipes are some of the worst presents students received.

Students share stories about the worst presents they’ve ever received

December 4, 2018
Jane Chu, the former chairperson of the National Endowment for Arts. Chu said she “transcended” everyday conversation through art and music.

Former chairperson of the National Endowment for Arts emphasizes the importance of art

November 15, 2018
An atlas of maritime charts on display at the Block Museum of Art’s “Caravans of Gold,” an exhibit that features small fragments from Medieval Saharan trade routes alongside intact artworks from Africa, Europe and the Middle East. The exhibition recently received a $350,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Block Museum exhibit ‘Caravans of Gold’ receives federal grant, largest in museum history

October 18, 2018
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